Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-11-03
BRtEFLEFS.
Ice cream, at Krell Il Maths.

Ice cream, at krell Il Maths.
OYSTERS, oysters, at Krell Il Maths.
Oysters served in every style at Krell &
Maths
Judge Drury, of Chicago, is in the
city.
b. f. Gable arrived from New York
this morning,
New dates, new figs, at Krelt & Maths
confectionery.
Fresh lake and river fish in the NOM
ing. at G.. G. Truesdale's
In the past twelve months 1913 persons
have died in Davenport.
The finest and the largest stock of ap-
pies in the market at Mays.
D. Roy Bowlby returned last evening
from a visit to Chicago and Dixon.
Mrs. Nellie Dyer left for Des Moines
this morning on an extended visit.
Loans by the Black Hawk Homestead
association, Friday evening, Nov. 4
The Ninth street church has sociable
at Alderman Hampton's home tonight.
The Augustana reformation festival is
in progress at the college this afternoon.
Leave orders for fine dressed chickens
and turkeys for Sunday. at G. C. Trues.
dale's.
Go to Krell & Maths and get dish of
those fine, large New York counts served
in any style.
Don't put it off too long, for wall pa
per is going lively at Sutcliffe Bros, No.
140l Second avenue.
There is diphtheria at the home of II :.
W Haislip. Second avenue, between
| Eleventh and Twelfth streets.
The monthly meeting of the Women s
Relief corps has been changed from
Thursday to Saturday evening
Joseph Kendall and Miss Mary ]. Cock
burn, of South Moline, were married by
| JutSt Asdiils ilis al ttlubbH
Rev A B. Medium united in marriage
last evening, George J. Lepper. of Cable
and Miss Maggie Weiss, of Rural.
The funeral of the unfortunate woman
Mrs. Fred Schuett was held this after
noon from the Evangelical Lutheran
church
The meeting to consider the re-estab
lshment of the Globe pillow works will b.
held at the City hall al Davenport to
night.
Street Superintendent Reynolds is put
ting in some fine CATERS in front of tn
two leading hotels-Harper and Roc
Island houses.
Ben DeGear, No 1903 Second avenue
has rubber moudings of all kinds fo
doors and windows. and puts it on prop
eIly. Prices reasonable.
Mr.. VIM Blanchard and the Mise
DOlle and Lelah Bailey left this aftel
noon for a visit in the east. They expe,
to be absent about year.
This weather must have been made
order. II it had been guaranteed it cou
not have given better general satisfaclio
Genuine Indian summer, and no mistak
The scarlet all wool blankets adve
tised in Wednesday evenings Angus.
So. so, should have read, ''All wool scs
let bed blankets, at 50 IS pair. at Nj
= Cabe's."
O Alderman and Mrs W II. Edwards
IA the old Fifth ward, rejoice in the adve
of an angelic daughter. which arriv
last night. The little one tipped I
beam at twelve pounds at the start.
b DIR. s. G. Plummer, Jr., registered
Ut physician in the county clerks Office Il
s morning. His father W s the first ply
TT cisu to register in Rock Island coun
d: He is number 1873.
at Mr.. and Mrs. c. W. Yerbury lost til
o son Wellington, of diphtheria this mo-
,st ing. The boy was aged one year, f
ly months and twenty-five days.
lie funeral occurred this afternoon.
" Prof Richard Mansill gives the ass
n ing prediction that the present delight
to weather will continue until the Goth, "
Is the exception of few slight storms
~. " trust Mansill Is correct. as usual.
n. Just think Gold paper 10 cents r
lte You can get paper now for 81 to pap
room 12x12 and feet high; brown bl